As of October 27, 2026, there are 40 fixer-upper homes for sale in southeastern North Carolina, with a middle asking price of $264,950 (from $95,000 to $2,500,000). 5 came on the market in the last week. Another 21 are under contract.
In the 12 months through October 27, 2026, 109 sold at a middle price of $205,000, typically for 94.3% of the first asking price after about 9 days on the market.
The most choices right now are in Ocean Haven, Wilmington Beach.
Newest fixer-upper homes in Southeastern NC
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- Under $300K22
- $300K–$500K10
- $500K–$750K2
- $750K–$1M3
- $1M+3
Where they are
- Ocean Haven · Ocean Isle Beach · 2 for sale · $245,750 middle
- Wilmington Beach · Carolina Beach · 2 for sale · $602,500 middle
Towns in Southeastern NC
Questions, answered
How many fixer-upper homes are for sale in southeastern North Carolina?
As of October 27, 2026, there are 40 fixer-upper homes for sale in southeastern North Carolina, with a middle asking price of $264,950 (from $95,000 to $2,500,000). 5 came on the market in the last week. Another 21 are under contract.
What do fixer-upper homes cost in southeastern North Carolina?
As of October 27, 2026, the middle asking price is $264,950, about $183 per square foot for a typical 1,508 sq ft. Under $300K: 22; $300K–$500K: 10; $500K–$750K: 2; $750K–$1M: 3; $1M+: 3.
What did fixer-upper homes sell for in southeastern North Carolina last year?
In the 12 months through October 27, 2026, 109 sold at a middle price of $205,000, typically for 94.3% of the first asking price after about 9 days on the market.
How fast do fixer-upper homes sell in southeastern North Carolina?
In the 12 months through October 27, 2026 they typically sold in about 9 days, at 94.3% of the first asking price.
Which communities in southeastern North Carolina have the most fixer-upper homes for sale?
As of October 27, 2026, Ocean Haven (2), Wilmington Beach (2).
How do I estimate a monthly payment on a home in southeastern North Carolina?
A mortgage payment has two parts: principal and interest, which depend on the price, your down payment and the rate a lender offers you; and the costs on top — property taxes, homeowners insurance (and flood insurance near the water), HOA dues where there's an association, and mortgage insurance if you put less than 20% down. Each home's page has a calculator that uses the rate you've been quoted and that home's own taxes and HOA dues from the listing. For your actual rate and Annual Percentage Rate (APR), ask a licensed lender — we can introduce you to Joey Milam at Alpha Mortgage Advantage, or you're free to choose any lender.
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Figures are computed live from MLS listing data for southeastern North Carolina, fixer-upper only. Middle = median. Listing data is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.